makeflow_linker - automatic dependency location for workflows

       •   The makeflow_linker does not check for naming collisions beyond the initial workflow inputs.

       •   The makeflow_linker relies on regex parsing of files

       The  Cooperative  Computing  Tools are Copyright (C) 2022 The University of Notre Dame.  This software is
       distributed under the GNU General Public License.  See the file COPYING for details.

makeflow_linker  is a tool for automatically determining dependencies of workflows. It accepts a workflow
       description, currently Makeflow syntax is required,  and  recursively  determines  the  dependencies  and
       produces a self-contained package. makeflow_linker supports Python, Perl, and shared libraries.

       makeflow_linker  finds  dependencies  by static analysis. eval and other dynamic code loading may obscure
       dependencies causing makeflow_linker to miss some critical dependencies. Therefore it is  recommended  to
       avoid these techniques when desiging a workflow.

       Package a workflow:

               makeflow_linker -o example_mf example.mf

       Run packaged workflow:

               makeflow example_mf/example.mf

       On success, returns zero. On failure (typically permission errors), returns non-zero.

makeflow_linker - automatic dependency location for workflows

--dry-run
              Run without creating directories or copying dependencies.

        -h,--help
              Show this help screen.

        -n,--use-named
              Do not copy files which are part of a named dependency, e.g. standard libraries.

        -o,--output=<directory>
              Specify output directory.

        --verbose
              Output status during run.

        -v,--version
              Display version information.

       •
            makeflow(1)perl(1), python(1), ldd(1)

CCTools 7.14.5 FINAL                                                                          makeflow_linker(1)

       makeflow_linker [options] <workflow_description>